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aa Morrisdale Primary children demonstrate how to rescue someone without putting themselves in danger.Eoudia Erasmus,WaterWise Academy Instructor in Ceres spend her time traveling form farm school to farm school introducing children to water safety. In these pictures she taught children from Morrisdale Primary school about the dangers to children in water.Each grade that is taught by a WaterWise Instructor is left with the colourful TNPA poster to remind them about water safety. Each grade that is taught by a WaterWise Instructor is left with the colourful TNPA poster to remind them about water safety.At Britsum Primary, a farm school near Ceres, the children were fascinated by the CPR lesson ... and the CPR doll that we use to teach the children how to do bystander CPR.Britsum children and the CPR doll. Britsum children and the CPR doll.One of the Golden rules that the children are taught is never to go near water without an adult! One of the Golden Rules that the children are taught is never to go near water without an adult! WaterWise is proudly sponsored by TNPA.
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